1 wide" x 1 long' A pattern from the Frank Morrow Company. The roll die is stamped with a date in 1933.

5/16" Wide 16-gauge copper Sold in 1-ft. lengths This is a checkerboard pattern made for the Cranston fancy wire company in the 1930s.

15/16" Wide 16-gauge Sold in 1-ft. lengths. This Greek key, also called a Meander was made during the Greek revival of the 1920s. The Greeks considered the pattern to represent Unity.

13/16" Wide 16-gauge Sold in 1-ft. lengths. This is one of the many floral patterns in the collection. This floral design dates back to the early 1920s during the arts and Crafts movement which frequently used floral patterns in more simplistic orientations.

15/16" Wide 16-gauge Sold in 1-ft. lengths. This incredibly complex pattern was done in the 1930s in the Art nouveau style which frequently utilized flowing and spiral patterns.

5/8" Wide, 15-gauge, Sold in 1-ft. lengths. This flourish pattern was made in the 1930s in the Art nouveau style and features densely packed spirals and wildflowers.